Federal Judge to Rule on Transgender Athletes' Participation in N.H. School Sports
A lawsuit challenges New Hampshire's new law barring transgender girls from competing on girls' sports teams.
- Two transgender teens filed a lawsuit against New Hampshire officials over the new law.
- The law, set to take effect Monday, prohibits transgender girls from joining girls' sports teams.
- Plaintiffs argue the law denies equal educational opportunities and violates federal law.
- The judge will decide whether to grant a temporary injunction allowing the teens to play.
- The case highlights ongoing national debates over transgender athletes in school sports.